Will this adjust for a cross-draw?
1229
I think it is possible to cross draw, but I'm using this holster for IPSC and cross-draw is forbidden. If you are thinking on concealment carry with this holster, forget it! It is a large holster and very hard to conceal.
1230
I would say not. Though it is primarily held via magnets, I still believe the method of draw would not be what you would want for cross draw use. For strong side carry there are few, if any, faster rigs once you practice and are proficient. I absoluttely love mine for my Glock 17 modified. Please feel free to contact me off line for any further questions you may have.
731620
No it is just inline with the bore of the rifle, any adjustment would be with the scope or sites.
1479919
YES, an it also will adjust, I put it on my Winchester 1200,w/pistol grip, an sling it over my shoulder towards ground, doesn't interfear with my shooting, but every person is different, also holds shells tight in it, I wish it was O.D. green, the color my shotgun was painted. for the $$$$$ it works well for me.
747777
I am able to adjust it as I wear it if I am sitting or standing. I have really liked this holster and it is the only one I use now with my Springfield xd sub.
499413
yes, but does not draw quickly due to the fraction of the leather. I ended up buying a composite holster buy Forbus. it draws quickly and the holster can be adjusted for snugness of the gun. I hope this helps.
589299
No, it's a non-adjustable with a slight foward cant. The leather and quality is worth the $. I'm going to be ordering the same one in black for my CA .38 special.
1865802
Yes. Pick the holster you want (I suggest rigid not flexible) in a LH model to facilitate draw w/your R hand.
518973
In my case, yes it does. However, I think that's a bit of subjective answer as different people draw and present slightly differently. I have no problem getting a solid purchase on the gun in both controlled, or quick situations, I find no binding and no issues. I'll put in the disclaimer that your mileage may vary in accordance with both your positioning and your draw style.
1427724
There is a cross hair that you can turn off and on, but its not adjustable, and is pretty inaccurate. If you want to use it, you may have to adjust your hop up to the sight.
1489453
Yes - much like the picture. I was able to tighten the holster and make it pretty snug against the vest. The arrangement is very well suited for the cross draw of a right handed person.
992889
not really. if you wear it on your left, the impact handle will be facing forward - inconvenient to draw.
243321
Yes. The set comes with a tool (allen wrench or torx wrench, i believe) for adjusting the distance between the cross rails.
109050
No, this is a fixed stock... no way to adjust it. As added info, you're looking at a bare-bones stock, but one that is designed for a Ruger 10/22 that will be used as a utility gun, not a pretty show piece. I ended up painting it in light camo and always get positive comments on how much better it feels than the original wood stock. Very durable, easy to install and after one year of heavy use, still in like-new shape. It works.
1035568
No...it fits over the sides and still has some slack after you tight the draw string.
282093
It should. No change in front sight. Not a problem to do yourself....if you have a padded vise and punch. The punch provided is a little flimsy.
306403
I bought one for a draw that is 14"wide, 18"deep, 11"high and was able to modify it to fit. However, it required a hacksaw blade to reduce the steel bars to correct length to fit the draw depth. I also had to cut the plastic components to fit my draw width of 14" as well as use some glue to hold plastic components together. It now fits well and is working as intended. It took about an hour to modify.
1708352
NO! It has a forward cant that would make even a cross draw difficult. I'm not sure if you can order it for lefty's but most Fobus holsters do.It is an beautifully made holster and excellently well made.